Another site that checks Amazon reviews is ReviewMeta.com. I use this one and Fakespot. You'd be amazed at what they will tell you at times.

Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions of what to see and where to go. It looks like we may need to add another week or two to the trip. Hopefully I'll have some shots for y'all to look at when we return.

Flying to Charleston, driving from there to Myrtle Beach.

We're heading to South Carolina in a few weeks. Will be spending a few days in Charleston, then driving to Myrtle Beach for a week. Anybody have any tips on great photo ops or any must see or must do?

If you're looking to change the date of the file, you can do that in Windows Explorer or just about any other file manager. If you want to change the EXIF data, do a search for a program called EXIF Pilot. This is a free program that will allow you to change just about any EXIF data in many different file formats.

The PhotoSync app is available for Android as well. It's a great app!

YouTube is also a good source for instructional videos. Do a search for PaintShop Pro and you'll be presented with many choices.

I upgraded to PSP X9 a couple of months ago. I'm not sure it is worth the money to upgrade as I haven't seen anything spectacular. It does offer a gradient tool which is kinda neat, although I'm not sure I'll have that much use for it. I have also found it to be rather "buggy," and have had a few exchanges with tech support. They have been able to help me each time, but I've never had problems with X8 or X7.

Was there in June and played both courses. Got caught in a 15 minute downpour that dropped more water than we have had in California all year. Definitely in my top 3 favorite AZ courses.

I've been using the "WD My Cloud" for about 3 years and have found that it's a pain more than a benefit. I often lose connectivity with the drive and have to reset it. I don't lose any data when it resets, but I have to set up the shares again. The application that allows you to see your files from anywhere works, but it is painfully slow. If I want to use my phone to see a picture on the drive, it takes anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute to render the photo. I have switched to using a 2TB "WD My Book" USB drive to store all of my pictures. I then use Carbonite to back everything up to the cloud. I use the "Personal Plus" plan which allows me to include the external USB drive in my backup. The plan is $70/year. With the Carbonite app on my phone and tablet, I can view all of my pictures (or documents) on the cloud as well as backup my phone and tablet at no extra charge. I have found this routine to be the best for me. The only down side to Carbonite is it will not allow you to backup a "RAID" configured or NAS drive. Hopefully that will come in the future.

I fully understand that operating systems have a life cycle. What irritates me is that MS is, through auto updates, downloading pieces of Windows 10 to your computer. One day you will wake up, turn on your machine and find that you're now running the new operating system. I fully intend to upgrade (currently running Windows 7), but not until more of the bugs have been worked out. I've read too much bad press and horror stories that tell me that W10 is not ready for prime time. If you're like me and want to upgrade at your schedule, check out the link below and download the software. GWX Control Panel Monitor will block and and all attempts of downloading any W10 software and will also stop the nagging messages that pop up reminding you to upgrade.

http://blog.ultimateoutsider.com/2015/08/using-gwx-stopper-to-permanently-remove.html

I'm using it with my D3300. You need to enable the port for the wirless mobile adapter in your menu settings on your camera. Turn on your camera then push the button on the WU-1a until the light is blinking. Then, on your wireless device (mine is a Galaxy Note 4) go to your wifi settings and connect to the "Nikon" wifi. Once you're connected, you will be able to see the pictures on your camera from your phone, download them to your phone and should be able to see what your lens sees from your phone. You can even trigger the shutter remotely. It's a pretty neat little tool.

Thanx for all of the replies folks. I'm shooting Nikon, and the software that came with my camera (View NX) has what I was looking for. I hardly use that software and I guess that's why I missed it.

Maybe I dreamed it, but I thought I remember a software app that would identify the focal point in a JPG file. Am I crazy?

I'm blinded for life!!!